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  • Nacon

    Nacon Declares War

    Ancient Mayan text indicates that War Chief Nacon was the product of his mother and a Jaguar. This accounted for his prowess on the battlefield and fearlessness even against overwhelming odds.

    Attempting to mate with a Jaguar was somewhat commonplace in Mayan culture until 500 BC. Most attempts ended in the woman being consumed, however those who were successful were assured a boy, and that he would become a powerful warrior.

    Nacon grew into the most powerful Mayan warrior ever.

    When Pacal II ascended the throne, he realized that the wars with the Koreans were unorganized affairs fueled by mysticism and fear. Only by judging others objectively and with a military mind could the proper actions be taken.

    It is for this reason that very soon after taking control of the Mayans Pacal II appointed his childhood friend Nacon to the position of "War Chief".

    The War Chief was granted complete control of the military, and his actions could only be challenged by the king himself. The War Chief's sole job was to assess foreign threats, and deal with them.

    It is no surprise that given this capacity, War Chief Nacon declared war on the Aztecs immediately.
    Last edited by Pitboss Maya; August 4, 2008, 20:38.

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    • To: Supreme King Wang Geon of Goguryeo, master of the Koreans
      From: War Cheif Nacon of the Mayans

      King Wang Geon rest assured that the Koreans plight is also a Mayan plight.

      The Aztecs are a savage lot. Skilled in warfare and nothing else, they make awful neighbors, but formidable enemies.

      As this letter is being composed, I am organizing our warriors to deal with the Aztec menace. No cities will be taken, they will be burned to erase the memory of such brutes.
      Last edited by Pitboss Maya; August 4, 2008, 20:47.

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      • Originally posted by Pitboss Persia
        To: Chief Tarhe of the Wyandot Nation
        From: Empress Iris of the Piercian Empire

        Warning !

        Our archeresses initially sent to help you have spotted a regiment of barbarian axemen three squares in the South-East of Mound City. They will try to push them back but are currently in the middle of a badly defendable desert.

        We have ordered our Prince's regiment of axemen to intercept them, but he still is over four squares away.

        Our prayers are with the people of Mound City.

        Empress Iris of the Piercian Empire
        Empress Iris,

        Thank you kindly for the timely warning. All Wyandot cities are currently training Dog Soldiers in order to properly address this barbarian uprising.

        Your loyal neighbor,

        Chief Tarhe

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        • To: Chief Tarhe

          From:Prince Rasputin (leader of the Razites)

          Greetings great chief. It is with great pleasure i write this first missive to you. Now that my followers have decreed me the leader of all of the Razite citys. It is only a matter of time before I can reach out and restore Oldonia to its former state of one united under the Great one.

          In the meantime i ask that you continue to guard death valley from the terrorists traveling through there. Shortly we wil lhave extra troops to send to your aid too.

          We ask nothing in return for any aid we send you except we always come to eahc others aid.

          yours faithfully

          Prince Rasputin of the Razites.

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          • To: Prince Rasputin
            Fm: Chief Tarhe

            Yes, Wyandot forces were gearing up to head into the Wyandot Range and secure Death Valley for both our empires...until 4 barbarian brigades came through the range and are now outside of the newest Wyandot Settlement of Silverton City. The Wyandot people's first priority will be to clear-out these barbarians threatening Silverton City before heading eastward into the range to Death Valley.

            Yours in friendship,

            Chief Tarhe

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            • Chief Tarhe

              It must be our first efforts to protect our own people. But we must also find brave settlers to fill the void to the north where the attacks are coming from.

              Once settled we can commit a worker to link our great nations that our now only hundreds of miles apart.

              the Prince.

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              • Twelve years have passed and the war with the Oldonians has not changed. With Emperor Lee’s top Generals taking care of the Oldonians, Emperor Lee decided to turn his attention on the Leaf Village. First he sent his son Kimimaro to kill the 4th Kazekage of the Sand Village so he could take his place. So he did and Emperor Lee disguise himself as the 4th Kazekage and made a treaty with the sound village to attack the leaf village


                Three months passed and the stage was set. The finals of the chunin exam were under way and this was the time to strike. It started with a genjutsu that put everyone exept the highly trained leaf ninja awake. Both sand and sound ninja came in large groups and attacked the village.

                Meanwhile back in the testing area Emperor Lee and the 3rd Hokage squared off to decide the fait of the Leaf. [IMG][/IMG]


                In the end the 3rd Hokage was just too weak to finish Emperor Lee off but, he was at least able to ensure that Emperor Lee could not hurt anyone for a long time to come.

                In the forest another battle was going on between Naruto and Gaara. Gaara trapped Naruto’s team and Naruto had no choice but to fight to protect his friends.

                [IMG][/IMG]


                by the end the two were equally matched and both unable to keep fighting.

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                • The generals were crazed with the japanese situation, foolishly they forgot the black peril and ordered all avaialble troops to the south.

                  A message was sent to the Japanese leader on Razolia soil


                  To the Japanese leader


                  From the High coucnil of Oldonia

                  We request that you withdraw from our lands at once. The lands you stand on are Oldonian and always will be.

                  We give you till the summer period to withdraw or we will be forced to take action.

                  Signed the Generals.

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                  • General Sozin recieved a letter from the Oldonians and sent a responce back.


                    Oldonian filth I am General Sozin and I will not pull back. If you engage my forces we will Kill All of you. we hope you are stupid enough to declare war so we can paint the feild red with your blood.

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                    • A Hurricane has hit the Roman city of Ravenna. The goverment of Rome asks its neighbours for humanitarian aid.

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                      • Upon the hill overlooking the great forrest, the army of archers and axemen waited. The Japanese were moving in circles. They had been instructed that they were to not let the Japanese advance another mile.

                        Then the Japanese changed direction and to all it looked like they were heading north again, and one young archer yelled

                        The Japanese are coming

                        And then he launched his arrows at the Japanese.

                        From behind him his brothers in arms also unleashed a barrage. The Japanese were caught in the open and they ran for cover in the forrest only to meet the 2nd and 5th Axe Brigade.

                        There were heavy losses on both sides. but the first blow had been landed.

                        Word was sent to the Palace and the Generals laughed, they never left the palace. it waas just one drunken orgy after another.


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                        Blood flowed in the holy of holys and the GREAT ONE was not happy.

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                          • OOC: Sorry Vikings, could you make it more apparent from your map what is going on?

                            I can't tell where your land is from, what direction your soldiers are coming from, what direction their soldiers are coming from. It appears that the Japanese have arrayed their army in a line accross the terrain and that you have done the same in response, is this really how you guys are fighting?

                            I am not trying to whine about it, I just want to be able to vote accurately. Thanks.
                            "Our cause is in the hands of fate. We can not guarantee success. But we can do something better; we can deserve it." -John Adams


                            One Love.

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                            • It was only weeks since the monk's villiage on the Jogye mountain range had been ravaged by the barbarian Aztecs, nothing was spared... nothing. The graves were desecrated, the temple stripped of what little treasure there was (a few golden statues of the Buddha). The monks that remained there were unceremoniously slaughtered, and many of those that escaped were captured. Only two men survived...

                              Near the villiage of Wonsan, in the Jogye mountains...

                              "Look, more skulls, these can't be fresh!" Jigong said, kicking the skull through the dirt.

                              "Don't disrespect the dead" Subo said solemnly, it had been a terrible few months for him, first his master Lama Jinul died, then the villiage was razed to the ground, now he had this Jigong as his companion. He found it difficult to deal with him "We must make it back to Seoul to tell the Princess what occured, Wonsan is not far ahead, we can go there for protection."

                              "What makes you think Wonsan is safe?" Jigong asked, nearly stumbling over some rocks, "Look what they did to Jogye."

                              "We've got to warn the inhabitants" Subo replied, looking down the trail ahead, there were more bones littering the pass, every now and again there were charred pits and what appeared to be roasting spits, "What happened here?"

                              "There's a cave over there," Jigong said, "I say we hide out there, maybe we should only travel at night?"

                              Subo didn't like Jigong very much, but he realized it may not be wise to travel in the daylight, especially with the rampaging Aztecs around. "Very well, I think Wonsan is only a day's march away, we'll stay here for the day. We can get some rest..."

                              Seoul...

                              General Bae arrived at Seoul before the Aztecs had advanced past the Han river, the reception was not nearly as warm as he had hoped, and when he arrived it was difficult to find Wang Geon, let alone Gang Jo, but he managed to get audience with the King who was in a meeting with some of his Generals...

                              "What do you mean, he was shot?" Wang Geon said angrily, "By who!?!?!"

                              Bae knew this would happen "I'm not sure sir, it was during a battle, we didn't know what was happening, there was smoke."

                              Wang Geon rubbed his hand accross his face and shook his head "Who was it, was it the Spartans, or was it the Corinthians?"

                              "I told you, there's no way to tell, there was smoke, and there were two armies and one had both Spartans and Corinthians. Sir, I am sorry this happened, but he ran into the fray." Bae explained.

                              "I have no time for this, there are Aztecs coming upon our city, and you're dressed like a f*cking Greek!!!" he said, slamming his first on his desk "I will speak with you later, right now we have an issue with these Aztecs. They will be here soon."

                              "I understand sir," Bae nodded "What would you like me to do?"

                              Gang Jo intervened "The buddhist villiage in Jogye was destroyed, and there is an army of Aztecs headed towards Wonsan as we speak, we may have lost the Princess' spiritual advisor Subo."

                              "Subo?" Wang Geon asked "Who the hell is Subo?"

                              "He's that little one who went around with Jinul, you know him." Gang Jo explained.

                              "Whatever, that isn't important, I could care less about those skinhead lunatics, the point is there has been a breakdown in our plans with the Maya. We invited them here as a gesture of goodwill and now these Aztecs have ruined it, I want you to go to the Maya and join them in their war against the Aztecs." Wang Geon asked, "Of course they may not accept, and they may resent this, but it is imperative that we maintain good relations with the Mayans, and if your visit to Sparta was any indication you seem to be, quite" Wang Geon said, staring down Bae, he entertained thoughts that Bae had a hand in Hong Yu's demise "diplomatic, so to speak..."

                              The caves near Wonsan...

                              Jigong and Subo were shocked at what they saw, there were bones freshly cleaned littering the floor of the caves "What has happened here?" Subo asked aloud.

                              "This, this looks like the meat was cleared right from there bones" Jigong said kneeling to the ground "I was a shepherd, and this is what we did to the lamb, its the same process."

                              "I thought you were a fisherman?" Subo asked.

                              "Well I was, I am, I used to be a shepherd but my wife, she left me and took my whole flock with her, so I followed the family trade," Jigong said, looking into the back of a skull.

                              ...Jigong...

                              "Yeah?" Jigong asked, turning to Subo.

                              "I didn't say anything." Subo replied.

                              "Oh, alright." Jigong said.

                              "I don't know that we should stay, if they're, well eating people" Subo said "we should probably warn the people of Wonsan."

                              ...you must not go to Wonsan, you must go to Pyongyang...

                              Jigong looked around the cave, it wasn't that big and they were clearly the only two people there. "NO!"

                              "No? What do you mean no? We can't let this happen again, its an entire villiage!" Subo said.

                              "No I meant we can't go to Wonsan we must go to Pyongyang!" Jigong said, he had no idea what he was doing, but the voice in his head insisted.

                              "Pyongyang? but that is the other way back" Subo said standing up "You know, the monks are dead, these people have been eaten, and you want to head back in the same direction that we've come from, the same direction the Aztecs are?!"

                              Jigong was confused "Aren't you monks supposed to be peaceful, don't yell at me!"

                              ...we all have tests Jigong, Subo is young yet, that is his test, this is your own...

                              "I'm sorry, I have-" Subo began.

                              "No, no, you're right. The people of Wonsan must be warned, you go there. I will go to Pyongyang on my own."

                              "On your own?" Subo said, he was worried to travel alone "What about the Aztecs?"

                              "Well, we'll be better off split up, it is more likely one of us survives this way. We can't let this happen again, you've got to warn the people of Wonsan." Jigong said, he waited for the voice again, but nothing came.

                              "I don't understand, why are you going to Pyongyang?"

                              "I don't know," Jigong said, searching for some explaination "I just, I got an inclination."

                              Subo stared at his companion, "You're hearing a voice aren't you?"

                              "What?" Jigong asked "That's ridiculous, I've got family there, that's all."

                              "Lama Jinul heard voices too" Subo explained "Very well, you shall go on your way to Pyongyang, I shall go to Wonsan, and one day we shall meet again..."

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                              • General Sozin received the message of what the Oldonians did. He knew now that the law would allow him to use all means to kill the Oldonians. He sent massagers back to Japan so the rest of his army would come over and tell Lee what was happening. The next step was to put battle lines up to ensure that the Oldonians do not out flank our landing parties. Almost simultaneously the same time Sozin's army started the line the Oldonians showed up right on the other side. It was as if they were shadowing Sozins forces.

                                The only thing the Oldonians failed to guard against was there raiding party to the north. With the Barbadian hordes laying waist to the Oldonian forces north of them it allowed a small group to infiltrate Oldonian lands. The first thing to be taken out were the copper mines. At the same time to the south General Zuko's swordsmen engaged the 2nd Axe Brigade. Japanese forces ripped through the lines with no problem. In a matter of minuets All 20,000 Axeman where dead while only 16 of the 2,000 swordsmen where killed.

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